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tr. �, . ; x ,7 ;:' ` Park where the final ceremonies `� bine' tndmb®rs. were preettt 5ivll+l? �Sg1�#1G1f A1Ii��ui L , / t,y
a . quer 100 friends, nelghlipgrs ' Dubluua, graduated tram' the on #li Hi�iiway recently and answered the:zo l .callrvintji an . , �9 Y , , , ; I
I "fit1. I; lucre held. The large crowd was and relatives gathered Thier"slay' Universa of Western Ontario urchased froxii iV1r..Joe Loob .
l` .` `` `.' +velco e b M. W. Bro. The Y P Y exchange. of reading books, Chis,111ura# �r „�x , ;l
i es d Y evening in Main Street Unit d with a Bachelor of Arts, majoring Mr. and Mrs. Bob Iiubert of Pollowin$ the: business ''hick Ja�Y sk ,,A' y,:.
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"3 G Church, Mitchell. The' honoured in Music. She also received First Clinton visited on Sunday included a favourable report on Crom4 va': „ `taffy ,1 L �;
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,., rY p guest's, Gladys Roney, Dublin, Class Honours to A. Mus. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Smith and the strawbe su . er, ltdrs. 1o1" t6 + ' 1 �
1 `"`fit {1 , Jr., A Canada and the Mayor of St, her mother, Mrs.Earl Roney and Performer's from - the £amity. Charles Doug ga e .a reading � Chiselhurst :vim Srajfa !- q ,
c �9 3 I rnomas, Several other dignitaries the grooms mother, Mrs. Ervin Conservatory of Western Ontario,. A successful draw was held' ole Canada. The heieet ng closed , agiTy2ilth 1.11 r �, ,r,,, $; tF
,� - pnrtaineng to the L.O:L'. and the Rock, Mitchell were seated at the Visitors on the weekend with July 12, at the 'Dublin Ball Park with "What a Friend We Have in •Croma# v¢ ' `r toys - , :,
L.C).B.A." also spoke, front of the room. The room, was Mr, and Mrs. George , Coville for Dublin Minor Softball League, Jesus". Augnat x0� . r u, ; `' , � �
k `� f On the homeward trip four of tastefully decorated with s' rin were Mrs. Geraldine Charters `
the seven chartered bus loads Y P !I The 5200 winner was Ken Smith Staffa vs. jCroi:7, Ti),
I ;. flowers on the trellaces, clittib.ing and Miss Rose Mary Eckert of of E mondville holdin ticket No. r. and Mrs. Joe Wilson and An >t 11
:. „ from Hieron converged' on the ' roses on the posts, bird cages and Oakville and Mr. and Mres '''Ab. 702 g Bo sand Russell Eviiy of Wichita, ' Roya vs C li 'elhy' at , ' ;'
It (Photo b Harve McDowell) Ponderosa Steak House to baskets of Ql wers, also a wishing Sermon of Slabtown.
Y Y i' Kansas, visited last Monday Aagg*Pt .7thi.
• London. We were merrily piped well where the guests donated a Mir. and Mrs. Clayton Hill, of evening with Mr. 'and' Mrs. Chiselhurst 'vs, Cromarty V,
KELLY-COYNE into the building by lite kilted ' grocery item. Chicago spent the past week Celeb �. Gordon Scott. Mrs. Wilsqn was A4gust0thi n
Scottish Pipe Band from Clinton. An • unannounced program visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Martin
In a double 'ring ceremony in Katherine Stapleton, Dungannon, A most delicious cafeteria m al P g g •. the former l;uth Helen . Staffs vs. - a3tuys
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic and Miss Michelle Feddema, ' P began with Laurie Be11 ,Klinkhamer. („" nn�wersQr Colquhoun,, a daughter of Mr. ;
Church, Dublin, Ma Kell and Lucan, were flower girls,' ' in was enjoyed by ,the 1�ungry tap-dancing to records Sister Theodore of the Pines, �• and Mrs. Binford Colquhoun, Al dames wi11`iae p' ' ' d kit 9 tf
D Mary Y g travellers. The buses then liartet9 accompanied b her mother, Mrs: Chatham, s int the weekend ah
Ken Coyne wer% married on matching yellow chiffon frocks their separate wa s with man old P Y P w Mr. and 'Mrs. Ed. Chappel who lived east of Skaffa before ,"P.m. .at the • South• 1#ibbert
P Y Y John Bell, Seaforth. Janie Bell Alecia and Matt Coyne.
Faturdaher Go don Di9,at 11 ll offtciated.m and they Carrie baskets
ask tsof eyed ed acquaintance being renewed and also step -danced to a coupld of p Miss Pauline 'YEckdrt - of.” Anniversary ary atrtheir home on moving to the States. Community Cromarty.
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The bride is the daughter of Staffa was the best man and new friends being made. Next numbers. Linda Roney gave .,Sheffield, is spending some Jane 19th with Open House. In Sunday night's softball �__,
Mr. and Mrs. Ferg Kelly Sr. of ushers were Mr. Ferg Kelly Jr., year's mammoth parade is to be humorous reading and a chorus holidays with her grandmother, The couple were married in St. game, six .runs in the eighthr�,�-r •
held in Clinton, Ontario. group consisting Mrs. Gertie Kramers. ,�Gw iGdWQSQ�Ci
Dublin _and the groom is the son Mr, 'Larry Coyne, and Mr. Jack " g P ' g of Bobby Pauls Anglican Church in Hensatl inning turned the tables enabltng
*' of Mr. and Mrs. Mike .Coyne, Kell Feeney, Mark and Connie • Mr, Dave , Maloney from June 30, 1934 b the Rev. M. B. Chiselhurst anen• j' 1 jtt defea't,; ,' �[
Staffs.' - Y Personals Moore, Tim and Cindy Elliott,, N.Y,RANGERS Hock Clam at Y rt3' J i & ■��
St. Patrick's SchoolZirls Choir, P Parker. Croma 1 7 -16 Pttehtn for the
The bride, who was escorted under the direction of Mrs. Miss Vickie Harris sang "Meandelirig and "Chapel Orillia visited on the weekend Their attendants were Mr. winners teas Is1ie,:aRt1eY While, ,
accompanied by Lori Balt spent of Love" accompanied anied b Mrs. with Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Arthur
down the aisle by her father, wore Celeste McCreight, sang for the the weekend with her parents Mr. Winston Jibb. P Y Maloney. b other of thelbride�and Mrs�Ed. thle losers was on the-tilund for
a dress of silk organza. Chantilly, wedding. Mr. Keith Kelly, Strat- and. Mrs. Bob Harris . Also • Mrs. Morris Ran ave a Sister Marie Brebe of of '
lace trimmed the bodice, the front ford, sang. Maria. The dinner Y g' Dearing of Staffs, sister of the .
g visiting in the satire home were reading "A Farmer", Mrs. John Edmonton and Sister Majella of room. Congratulations to Mr. and
of the gown, and the long sheer and rece"ption were held at Mr. and Mr's. Tony Wolfcamp Moore read an address to Glad s. Ca a oker are .visitin at the g
sleeves. Pearl. drops surrounded Brodhagen Community Centre and Marsha, Mitchell, Ron Harris Y P C g They have a family of two sons. Mrs `"Laurie ,,lilcKellar err the
the collar, A Lon chapel train fell Bobby Feeney and Mark Maori home of Mr. and Mrs. Hug�i Reg. of Staffs, Brian of Exeter, arrival of their iiaby daughter,
g P where the brides mother and Kathy Scott, Mr. and Mrs. ' brought in a decorated wagon Benninger. "
from the waist., Matching ' received guests in a long floral Will Mernie, Terry and Craigy, g g g one daughter {Adeline) Mrs. Suzanne Elizabeth, and to • Mr.
chantilly lace and pearl drops also blue chiffon dress with a ruffled laden with miscellaneous gifts. Mr: and Mrs. Gilfillan who Dave Mclnally of Seaforth. and and Mrs. Dan Cronin who also
Clinton.: Gladys expressed, her thanks have spent,the past three weeks fiye randchildren. have a'bab., girl. •
i! trimmed a Juliet cap. A small ,collar. Her corsage was of red Mr. and Mrs. Robert Halley, for the love[ gifts. Lunch was with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Brown g Y g
white satin ribbon fell from each roses. Assisting her, Mrs. Coyne Y g Those attending the Mr, and Mrs: John Wallace
side of the ca The bride wore a g Y Sandra and David visited on • served by Mrs. John Moore, Mrs.' and family left on Wednesday for r anniversary were Mrs. Robert visited Sunday' with' Mrs': Harry ` ""
P wore a long printed green chiffon Sunday wit��r,„,and. Mrs. Larryx, Robert Roney, Mrs. Lorne Feeney their home in Scotland. Dal m. c le of E mondville
cathedral length veil and carried dress with a corsage of yellow Gardiner, Steven and Lisa, Also and their assistants. Mr. 'and Mrs. Steve Y P g , Elliott of Essex. Their grandson All new,'easy
red roses. roses. visiting at the same home were MaloneyY mother of Mrs. Chappel, Mr. and Steve Elliott returned with them handling four -Stroke
. Miss Debbie Coyle, Walkerton, g Christine Delaney, daughter of and family have settled in their Mrs,Ernie Adams, mr. and for a few holidays. street bike.
For a tri to the Calgary Mr. and Mrs; Otto Walker and new home on .Mill .Street last Mrs. Walter Toomey, Kevin and 'Miss 3anet Allen and Mr. •Ideal sports and
was the maid "of h' or. Ifrides- P g y Mr. and • Mrs•. Jim Delaney,'
maids were Mrs. Nancy Staple- Stampede and Vancouver, the nd Jirnmr. Alex WofkLondoln. Alexand
week. Sherri, Mrs. Adeen Ferris, Mr. Barry Gammon of Toronto visited transportation bike.
ton, Dun anon, sister of the bride wore a yellow dress with Y Mrs. Helen McGrath has gill Luche, Mrs. Brian Waloshuk, with lir. and Mrs. Eldon Allen. ,
g 1 white accessories and a, yellow family are having a weeks
bride, Miss Jean Coyne, tondo., moved and is settled In her home. peal and David, Mr. Steve Mr. and Mrs. Donald Riehl and'
an•Miss Jo Anne Coyne, Strat- picture hat. holidays with�his parents. Hully Gully
Hanway, all of St. Catharines, Bruce visited Sunday with Mr. ` .
ford, sisters of the groom. All Guests were present from ' Ladies Baseball Rews Of also Stratford, Seaforth, Mitchell, and `Mrs. R. Laing. • • � R.R.were dressed .alike in mint green Hamilton, Toronto, Owen Sound, After a 6 -.to I deficit Winthrop t Exeter, Hensall' and surrounding Mrs. Bruce Cleland and family, RR . Varna. . -
i► dresses of chiffon and taffeta. Port Dover, Brantford, Lynn ladies defeated the Brodhagen V . -, areas. , Listowel, scent Saturday with her .
.1 They were trimmed with yellow
daisies and green picture hats
Lake, Manitoba ,and surrounding
areas, couple will reside at
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Brussels Wednesday, July 17 at 7
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Schroeder the Warriors were . # . visiting .relataives here.
defeated 18 to 13 by -the St. Miss Mary Malone of Essex ,is
Columban Manley Mashers. spending her vacation 10i"
Sunday,-" saw' the Warrior's ' ti friends and -relatives here. `
beaters by the Staffa Twin City I' �5 " Mr. and Mrs. Warren Regier of
Bombers 11 to 16. . Zurich spent Sunday with Mrs.
This Sunday at 2 p.m. the Maloney and Francis..
Seaforth' Firemen will try to douse k, • Mr. and Mrs, Jack Malone
the flame of the warriors in an " - . have returned, from visiting Mr.
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We are pleased to report that
Mr. Jack Medd returned home on
Crich Reunion ori Sunday held at
the home "of Murray Crich' of
an rs. Cie a one i to
,Winnipeg. n
To help reduce the risk of heart DIANNE STAPLETON • Mr. and Mrs. 5 Leo Sm th and
Friday
from Victoria Hospital,
11,1112, Cargill. ; ..
attack the Ontario` Heart Dianne Stapleton has been namedo
•g irls of Acton and Mr. antr Mrs.
London.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson,'
Foundation recommends a diet an Ontario. Scholar. She is a
Foundation
Dave -Regier and family of
Mrs. Ella Jewitt and Don Jewitt
Sharon and Bob, Miss Shieta
11 uses less animal• fats dnd daughter of Mr. , and Mrs. Ferg
has
Kitchener spent Sunday with Mr.
attended the Perth -Huron School
Baker of Winthrop and Jim
fewer cholesterol -rich foods, such Stapleton' of Dublin and
as eggs and organ meats. graduated from Mitchell District
,,and Mrs. Ab.. Cronin.
Miss Denise Albert is visiting
of Nursing Blue Band ceremony
held on Friday evening` in
Thompson were Sunday guests
with Mr. aid Mrs. Carl Merner,
High School.
Miss Denise Lane in Bayfield.
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Stratford.
Sandra, Juli" e�im;-a�nd.lVlichael.
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Mr. and Mrs: Willi ii
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Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Jewitt, Lori and Scott of Clinton,
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.Misses pat Willert. of Stratford,
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Seaforth.
Mr. Mrs. Jack Crozier,
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with Mr. and Mrs. Marris Has,
and
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' Steven, Sharon and Michael.
Brian, Paul, Kevin and Lori of
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Kenny Bos. returned home having
Huron Ridge, Kincardine, visited
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Mrs. George McIlwain, Mr, and
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Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator,
Diane and Nancy spent the past
week Pine Lake
Mrs. Carl Merner, Sandra, Julie
Ann and Michael.
United Church
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service and picnic will,be held
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Mr, and Mrs. Reg. Lawson,
Sunday, July 21st at 10 a.m. at
John and Elizabeth attended. the
Seaforth Lions Park.
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- The fine weather of the past week has been ideal for
sight seeing, drives in the van, with some of the programs
being held tinder the trees. .
Mrs. Prouty of Exetei conducted a Bible study and hymn
sing on the front -1a on Tuesday afternoon. •
Twenty-two metnber elf the'Ovet 90 Club' held their July
meeting in the North Verandah oil Wednesday. Becky Howes
• of the Home Staff entertained with accordion music and a
sing a long. Assisting Mth the activities were volunteers,
Mrs Lubkham, Mrs. Hinly and Vaughan Hunking.
r The Minton Centennial 'Band played for a concert on the
lawn on: family night. The leader of the band, Rev, Dwight
. Strain hid his assistant, Mrs. Mary Hearn, deserve a great
a deal
� bf �i dit%r'giving leadershig`knd traintrij� to the thirty
*yodtig hiistctans elle vie hope they 'will find time to visit us
again this siitrr tr r. d . .
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